Linda Roe has painted for many years. Her awards have included a Central Ontario Festival award "for excellence in design and décor”, THEA awards (given by the Association of Community Theatres of Ontario) for backdrops in Oklahoma, the Lion in Winter and Brigadoon. As well as two Arts Council of Halton Hills awards for "Outstanding Contribution to the Community”, she continues to support local community fundraising.

Examples of Linda's original art work can now be found across North America and in many countries across Europe, Asia and the Pacific Rim; and one of her works hangs at the Ontario Legislative Library in Queens Park, Toronto. A naturally observant nature-lover, Linda takes pleasure capturing and interpreting natural colour and design in an artistic manner. Using photographs taken on extensive travel, she has mainly focused on landscape, wildlife and historic subjects.

Linda has had paintings accepted in many juried shows, including Burlington, Waterloo, London and Welland. In addition to numerous solo and joint art exhibitions, a large exhibit of her work has been displayed in Japan.

Moving to Lunenburg in April 2008 with her husband Peter, Linda has enthusiastically added a Nova Scotian genre to her eclectic artwork. She also gives private lessons in her home studio.